While we are nearly two months into 2026, in many ways, it feels like the year is further along—especially from a freight transportation and supply chain perspective.

With a 9.8-cent gain, the national average, for the week of February 23, came in at $3.809, representing the highest weekly gain since a 9.4-cent increase, to $3.50, for the week of January 26.

The January shipments reading, at 0.886, fell 7.1% annually, and the January Expenditures reading, at 2.990, rose 0.6% annually.

Earlier this month, Memphis-based global freight transportation and logistics services provider FedEx and Jacksonville-based Dun & Bradstreet, a global company that provides business data, analytics, ...

The Court’s 6–3 decision invalidates the legal basis for sweeping global tariffs, opening the door to refund claims while ...

Not long after the United States Supreme Court ruled against the legality of President Trump’s implementation of reciprocal tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) by a 6 ...

DHL Group is expanding its air freight cold chain network to move more temperature-sensitive medicines and vaccines around the world.

Earlier this week, the Teamsters Union said it has filed an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and ...

Retailers are getting serious about AI in 2026, shifting focus from isolated tools to embedded, agent-driven architectures ...

The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump’s tariffs were illegal, shifting trade authority back to Congress and raising ...

A new CBRE industrial real estate report found longer deals becoming the norm as landlords look to lock in tenants.

DOT said that the final rule closes two “critical failures,” including a safety gap that allowed State Driver’s Licensing ...